Always a pleasure to see other British people on this board! Welcome!

I see it!! Although that isn't a tiny detail, it's very hard to find. My mind just thinks that it is uniform and 1-way! I feel that not many people would catch that, but I could be wrong. Thanks for the picture and the explanation

Yeah, I was pretty amazed when I saw it for the first time, too. Makes you feel kinda dumb, that you missed something that's so blatant. And no problem!

I presume that 'availability' is how much time you have spare to use the Discourse in, right? I'll interpret it as that in the application, but please correct me if I'm wrong.

I get the feeling he was indicating that his music school instituted their own grading system above 8.  It's not likely a nationally recognized one.  Imagine if a school allowed grades like "A++" or something like that...

Yeah, I guess. It just seems odd to me. I mean, if a school in England allowed an "A**" grade, I'd be pretty confused because it would knock the rest of their system off kilter - each previous grade would be easier to get, and you wouldn't quite know how to match it against other, nationally recognised grades.
But, I guess that doesn't really apply with music grades. Just seemed a little confusing, that's all.

So now we can notate it: "single use only, invalid for guest logins".

Lushbob, the Seasons code is valid.  It will work when the Seasons Deck website goes live, and will only be while supplies last - in other words, it's for the Seasons deck only, no other merchandise (assuming there will be any other merchandise).  That image I got by "liking" Seasons Playing Cards on Facebook; it's straight from the source.

Alright, thanks. I've updated it.
Sorry about the Seasons code - I read it on another thread before I saw your post with the picture, and I forgot to update it. Do you know what the website URL will be?

Yeah, I was thinking that.  I'm grade 5 theory... well, I got 50ish% on the exam, so ALMOST grade 5 theory.

Haha I've got grade 5 theory, too. I only passed marginally; I went from grade 0 to grade 5 with two months of fast-track teaching.

I am also a musician, a pianist, and have passed level 9 in the British and French grading system about 1 1/2 years ago.

Sorry, but in England, our music grades only go up to 8. So, you can't have got 9...

It's sounding like the D&D fancy code may be expired, but we need a solid confirmation of this.

Yeah, it seems to have expired for me, too. I'll put it up as a possible expiration.

Wow. That seems really odd to me. In the UK, we have graded exams that we take as we advance with our instruments. The grades start at 1, and go up to 8. It's common for people to be taking Grade 8 after about 8 or 9 years, depending on their age. If you start at a young age (for instance, I started when I was about 8 or 9), then you're usually about Grade 8 standard when you finish school, as long as you're a good musician and pretty dedicated (I've recently started the Grade 8 syllabus).
But, of course, that excepts people who are exceptionally talented - I have a friend who achieved a Grade 8 standard on Violin and Piano when he was about 11.
I'd find judging your musical ability by the amount of time you've played for to be pretty inaccurate - some of my friends have played for longer than me, and can't handle a basic rhythm/tune, and others have played for a few years, and are incredible. Are there no graded exams whatsoever for music in the USA?

Four deep?! I thought it was two. That is unbelievable. I dont have words for how impressive that is.

Seconded!
Seriously, how many decks are on that bookshelf (roughly)? And how many Bee Watermelons do you have? 

Oh, I see. Yeah, both decks have black seals.
Firstly, how come they are still using transition boxes? The changeover was quite a few years ago now.
Also, why are the transition boxes only used for the Fan back decks, and not the Circle back decks? Or is it a simple matter of just happening to have more Fan back boxes left over?

I'm a guitarist.  I try to sing and fail miserably, so there's that.  Guitar is more of an activity pass time these days though, I don't play seriously anymore.

Yeah, I'm just learning guitar so I can play it casually. But, if I start enjoying it a lot, I might get a teacher and start playing it more seriously.

Professional musician, actually.  Well, play bass in a wedding band to subsidise my student loan, anyway.  I play pretty much anything that you don't breathe into.

Awesome. That's a nice plan to get some money. I might try doing something similar in a few years once I get a student loan that I'll have to pay off.

WOOO CLARINETIST!!!
I am a music education major. My primary is Clarinet and my secondary is Tuba.

Awesome! I'm guessing you're at least Grade 8, or the equivalent of?